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Issue 197 Dear Readers, November may be a time when many think about the people and special moments they are thankful for, but each month, children, teens, and young adults feel grateful for the parents and others in their lives who provide care and loving gestures every day. This month’s theme is “Supporting Our Caregivers,” and we strive to provide the expert advice and wisdom to support each of you as you go about your daily lives as the superheroes you are. Faster than an eloping child, more powerful than the hurt endured during a public meltdown, able to leap over lined-up toys without moving them out of place. You may hide your shields and think you are invisible, but we see you and all that you do. We’re thankful for you, and while it might not feel that way some days, your children are too. Here’s to all the caregivers who provide love and support despite the schedule changes, sleepless nights, and under-the-breath comments from others. Oh, and as you’re running errands today, don’t forget to pick up your cape from the dry cleaners. Happy reading! What else can you expect? Bored in School or Dysregulated? Fixing Your Support System From Repeating Phrases to Progress Handling After-School Meltdowns 5 Ways to Help Teachers Hear You Practical Mealtime Strategies Plus many more articles…


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Dear Readers,

November may be a time when many think about the people and special moments they are thankful for, but each month, children, teens, and young adults feel grateful for the parents and others in their lives who provide care and loving gestures every day. This month’s theme is “Supporting Our Caregivers,” and we strive to provide the expert advice and wisdom to support each of you as you go about your daily lives as the superheroes you are. Faster than an eloping child, more powerful than the hurt endured during a public meltdown, able to leap over lined-up toys without moving them out of place. You may hide your shields and think you are invisible, but we see you and all that you do. We’re thankful for you, and while it might not feel that way some days, your children are too. Here’s to all the caregivers who provide love and support despite the schedule changes, sleepless nights, and under-the-breath comments from others. Oh, and as you’re running errands today, don’t forget to pick up your cape from the dry cleaners. Happy reading!

What else can you expect?

Bored in School or Dysregulated?
Fixing Your Support System
From Repeating Phrases to Progress
Handling After-School Meltdowns
5 Ways to Help Teachers Hear You
Practical Mealtime Strategies
Plus many more articles…
read more read less
Autism parenting doesn't have to be confusing so, let us help!
We know having a child with autism can be one of the biggest challenges a parent has to face. We know there are times of sadness, anger or exhaustion, but there are also those unique moments that made your family grow stronger
If you are struggling to get the support and professional guidance you need Autism Parenting Magazine is here to help.
Autism Parenting Magazine provides you articles on:
+Developing Social Skills
+Special Education
+Transitioning to Adulthood
+Sensory Issues
+Latest News, Research and Solutions
+Real Life Stories and Case Studies

We want the best for you and your child so join us today!

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